St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-16
AUCTIsbN SALES.
A. w. Doherly, Atlcti0necr.

EHIGs1iTY- NINE BEAUTIFUL LOIS,
~ near the st. Paul entrance of the state
fair grounds, improved and unimprovcd, al
nuction-I will sell Mt auction on the prem
iSeS,. on Saturday, Mny 81, ut 10 o'clock III
the forenoon, on Smelling avenue and Wynne
street, 80 fine lots in the Second and Third
divisions of Lake Park addition to ST. Patti;
this property is as handsome piece of prop
erty rs can be found In the state; II lies ms
level as the floor, and is one f the finest
natural lawns to be found anywhere: upon
six of these lots there have been built neat
cottages, costing from 81 $50 to 81 500 each;
these are all new and ready to be occupied;
The balance of the property is vacant; Tor
fine Midway property this stands without an
equal, II perhaps, we may except 81, An
thony Park; it lies Immediately north of
Hamline and near the Northern Pacific ana
Manitoba depots ut that point, giving trains
to and from the cities half hourly through
out the whole day; this, together with the
fact that 1t lies Immediately adjoining the
handsome grounds of the State Fair associa-
tion, makes II especially desirable rs resi-,
dence location; there are good churches ana
schools in the immediate neighborhood, and
good stores and markets within five blocks;
the terms of sale will be made known
hereafter; do not let this sale escape you, as
1t is the only one that will ever be held here
after this season; full particulars of the sale
will be given later. A. Nj. Doherty, auc-
tioneer. l36-l4l
T'HE FIRST, LAST AND ONLY sale OF
lots in st. Anthony Park; will adver-
tlse i'll few days about one hundred lots IN
this beautiful addition, to be sold at auction:
this is the cream of the Midway district ana
you cannot afford to lose the chance; watch
the papers closely for the date and terms OF
sale; it will be bonanza 10 the pur-
chasers; there will be something new in the
line of auction sales developed at the St
Anthony Park sale; look for it, watch for it,
wait for it; 1t will pay you. a. M. Doherty,
auctioneer. 136l37
DIX ESPECIAL DiHECTiONS of the
ID officers of the Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST.
Paul Railway company, | will sell at auction
on the premises, in Roscoe, Oak, the present
Paul Railroad, over 1000 lots; this will be
the largest sale of real estate that has ever
been held in the Northwest, and should be
we'll pntronized; the particulars of this great
sale VIII be given later through the columns
of this paper, and will | am sure, be read
with interest. The railroad company will
give an assurance of extensive Improvements
to be built at this point in the way of railroad
shops, rourdhonse, etc; this will be Il DO
nanZa to the Spectator, as the property to be
sCld will advance il value from 100 to 500 per
cent III less than twelve months; every state.
ment made as to the intentions of the railroad
company will be carried out to the very let
ter; this will not be a boom sale, but Will only
. act us a stimulant TO one of the most lively
towns in the territories; watch the papers for
the full description Of property, time and
conditions of sale. A. NJ. Doherty, auctioneer,
422 Wabasha ST., ST. Paul. l36-l3S
S,ATUKiIAX, MAY 2lst, at 3 o'clock in
~ the afternoon, very valuable business
property ut auction; twenty fine business
sites on East Seventh st. to be sold under the
h"nmer; will sell at auction, on the premi-
"a Oh East Seventh ST., near the corner of
- le. and Immediately adjoining the resi-
~il:e u: Hon. Samuel Mayall, twenty very
valuable business lots, with frontage on East
Seventh and Margaret stS.; the principal
part OF this property is situated on one of the
most prominent business streets of the city.
and in one of the most desirable portions Of
Dayton's bluff; there is no part of the city
that has Il greater future before it than this
section; property has lain dormant here for
years until the Seventh st. Improvement was
inaugumted and completed; ut that time the
people began to see its value but feared 10 i'll
vest on account of the distance from the
center of the city, and it is only within a
comparatively short time that they be.
gan TO realize that it is really central
property, and really ranked with the
best business properly in the city; as far
as distance is concerned, 1t stands the
same as the corner Of Rice st. and University
av., taking the union depot as the center.
The bluff has developed more growth within
the past two Years than any other portion OF
the city. and stands to-day as one of the moSl
desirable residence portions Of the city, and
Seventh street being naturally the. Srea
through thoroughfare has naturally become
| the principal business street of the city
During the past two years many fine bushes.
blocks have been erected costing from
| $4,000 to $4,000, and many more havt
| been designed and the building contractef
for, and all have been in the neighborhood d
the property advertised to be sold. At pres
ont there is no property as eagerly sough
! for or is us desirable as an investment Il!
this. 1t is almost impossible to obtain prop
crty similarly located at any price, as it is no
for sale. This property has been placed
with me to sell without limit, and the asslr
| ance is given that the sale will be legitimate
| For full particulars as to terms etc, call OF
or address Williams, Koch Il PugSley, cham
| Der of commerce building, or A. NJ. Doherty
auctioneer, 422 WabaSha ST., st. Paul.